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Rabbit Tape - Jungle Warmth Tape Distortion

Name: Rabbit Tape - Jungle Warmth Tape Distortion
Brand: Safari Pedals
Price: 49.00 USD
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🐇 Rabbit Tape

A Wild & Warm Tape Emulation Plugin

Rabbit Tape by Safari Pedals is a **tape emulation powerhouse** designed to bring **color, warmth, and vintage charm** to your sound. Whether you’re after **subtle tape saturation** or **wild, distorted textures**, Rabbit Tape delivers the magic of magnetic tape with a modern twist.

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Key Features:

Cassette & Reel-to-Reel Tape Modules – Two distinct tape flavors for added flexibility
Whacky Wow & Flutter Knob – Modulates the sound for authentic tape movement
Unique Distortion & Filter – Shape your sound with tape-style grit
Oversampling Option – Enhances clarity and resolution
AutoGain Control – Keeps levels balanced automatically

Plugin Requirements:

Formats: MacOS (VST3, AU, AAX) | Windows 64-bit (VST3, AAX)
Processor: 2 GHz Intel Dual Core or AMD equivalent
RAM: 8GB minimum (16GB recommended)
OS: Mac OS X 10.15+ (11+ recommended) / Windows 8 & Above

Rabbit Tape - Jungle Warmth Tape Distortion

MOJO

I'm extremely picky when it comes to tape machines, also because I have so many, yet when Safari Pedals releases a new plugin I know it's going to be quality, but when I tried it out and put it on my drums the first time my eyes almost popped out my head. Even after volume compensation, the vibe, glue and weight this adds is absolutely incredible and almost unbelievable... and completely unbeatable for the price!

One of the good ones

I have tried and purchased a couple of tape emulations... quite a few of them are actually good. the IK TapeMachines are nice but HEAVY on the CPU. Baby Audio's tAIp is super sick but has no oversampling and at certain settings aliases like crazy. Wavesfactory Cassette is smooth but rather complex. Rabbit Tape is simple to use, very versatile, has oversampling and sounds great. Only downside is (and yes I have other plug-ins for that but still) there's no tape noise which is a shame (at least if this is your only tape style plug-in). Also it could have a tiny bit more (switchable obviously) compression...